New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
.prvNTY OF GAYETY OUT OF TOWN.
r,,xrpo pARK-oTHER COUNTRY PLACES
FULL OF PEOPLE


FULL OF PEOPLE Ill,
-. ,roo, was properly devoted 10 dohesu"
-. 8, all circles Of sOcicty-where on'rc u WV
-. rav,ty at all 1t has often been saa 'n'' I"n
.ab,s women neglect their Children Du' IA ~
vi at least 1t is well understood u"' ii ~
,.,o,ed mothers are to be found anywhere ~
.,,.+ is lnown as the best society IN INC ino'i'f
~. h,dreu who receive Thoughtful care ever! u"S
IN the wear. last week GonopollIed p'i'N'-i
%,or m the exclusion Of everything el'o' va
On. children Of misfortune forsoueu' d
,rses and lively entertainments IL doAchs VI
and lodging houses in the East anu "''' -,
,own showed The theatres seHefahy Son'i ." 49,.
,,mes and suffered last week As usual IN
yrcrurn and Madison Square he eScep"u' 49, 80,
ceum continues to be fashionable fcs0i" -.
rrs Henry Cews, Judge and MISS bi''s "l-N
o, their friends and Mr. and Mrs' b"i'o" ~ 49, -,
attended one Of the performances OIL 'a' - -
,,er,, ther. last week The Bce'su""N Oi"'
c,yad oue bunIred seats for SATURDAY hlsn' d. '' "
,.meut of the Lyceums ant-h@C movement
rha ladies in the party purpose 10 s'o "i'-'"' nv
,o,nets. Francis T. CaIcttson ana MISS 'diie''fo"
viii have theatre party of twenty TWO ~ 'Ie s''"'
,lace on Tuesday. The ladies VIII wear no ooi'O''
II was w-se move on the part of the directors
OF the Metrolo itan Opera House to give no 't'i
last week The performances "oui nave o''" s'N'
10 empty boxes.
New Years day In town was noteworthy Vi'N ~
-. ,nouo.opy and bal weather. There was no gen
e,al caj.hs list everyone Wa o"t oil '"n' u
bent on leepin. the fact that he Was in town quiet
Poole who had country places were IN ''h d.
general rule. although 10; few preferred tie NO"
cty OF sAarin, In the sayety Of the first winter sea
son at Tuxedo Park without doubt InNN'o vas the
iolliest nloce anywhere about " lOrA l1>l Ne'".
Tbe clu, house and the cottage were iilcl with
neo,le dciern ned TO have g,Oi me, and a. all
,be means thereto lay convtn mt to their h1n'~ tAc
TASK wa, not hard as it too o.trn Is. The th'atr
Gals on Monday evening passed OIL WnliihlN an
Miss ole and Mr. Coward gathered ir'sH Hu'riS'
Tuesday was deI oted to tolorgan NJ y show h''
no, fallen in great quantities Mr. Lor laId ma slV"
hauled ron where IT hal drftcl in tho h"l aiDrhs
hills and put on the mio-long sli.c. II Wa there
fore me as could be late in the afternoon, and Their
tbe sport bean. II is not Necessary to wear
tobogsan costume to have good time on the size
vet n or sWOld LorllaI, in cherry ana blach,
James L. Brae,e in blue AMI white; CrnviIe Kane
in blue AMI dIab; AMI T. j. Baldwin IN other 81!
colors added to the pctureQ of the scene when
they were al out. The iii @ expected to be The
rentre OF attraction Tuesday AMI Mcdna day. bus
It was well patrOnized on all da.s when the weather
permitted. III addition 70 tie sport which il iug
hished. ice-boI,ing. hunting, shaLr@ I'd NJ dane
ing and carl lily NJ maze Tic hours fly. There was
informal dan. M almost every evening; hui dan. ms
can lie en- joyed by PEOPLE OF leisure atOut when bcy
please, ami i was not loIular at Tuxedo - out
door Sports despite The las. nations OI Landcrs
music.
In Illustration Of the way Tuxedo takes" it may
he remarked that party OF twenty sX, cAai"iohel
ly Mr. ami Mrs F. T.. Barlow, went to Tuxedo on
Tnlay, J tuning last evening. The oh Var Wa
WATCHED out In the hoaIucst way imaginable.
( - of rI.1rr
resort, were not without their attachments oi pleasant
1eope. At the Hollywood Cottages, a. Orange, at
Far Rocbaway and at the Country Club there were
various amu-emtnts during The week. 1oD0ceahIns
Is certainly the rl-c every where. and II slide MIC
,IOag cannot bc obtained, sAOrter distance is &C
ceutel without "A murulr. The Essex County Club
Mt Orange enjoyed th.ir size quietly on wednesday
hi hit Il tie weather permits tho formal oienine
Will occur this week AT the Country CiuD on
Thursday a1d Friday there were dinners ana sliding
parties Mr.. John FuimIn. Mr.. Potter aud NJ.
Gordon Fellows had guests stopping with them, ana
they all went to dance at Pelham on Friday evening
The 10 ~ oOd Cottages arc fun d. they are most
OF the nc. At Lakewood The rUOms Tor New Year
were en.a-cl mOnghs ago.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P.erpont Morgan had number Of
friends stopping with them at CraisstOne, highland
Mr and Mrs. August Belmont and party vero
fsconced N snug quarters down toward Ear Eocaway
The At Homes " OF Ms. a. ". Palmer, No. g.
East I.ty-ith ST., which cdrls have Jtcn issued
for Friday afternoons and o.cning, IN January, arr
postponed on account OF Illness IN tne IAN " ulul
Tel rlary. same afternoons and evenings.
The amateur theatrcals to be given January 13 and
M Tie Madison square Theatre will be IN cr The auspices
OF slrs Hewitt, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs Bchauan
Wiuthrop. Hrs. George L. Riyos, Miss Clemenuna Far
ness Ai, Francis c. Barlow and Mrs. Barton y. Hal-
son The scheme distributing books aud p!ctHls, ia
benevolent institutions will benefit by these entcan
meuts winch viii include four new play performed p
sOmpanl Ol leading amateurs. There are rc.lcios daly
al tie Madison square Theatre. unGcr The personal dec
ton Of Mrs Burton Harrison. aided by tnot expert
"oOacA" Mr David Belasco. TIE sale oil seats viii open
at the Art Association rooms IN Last INcniy
ihir,l-st. thursday morning next.